The nurse reads the order: “Ambulate the patient three times a day at 0900, 1400, 1900 as tolerated” and identifies this as what part of the nursing process?

A nurse is working with a patient, attempting to determine whether there are any needs beyond immediate healthcare needs with which the patient needs assistance. What question might illicit this information?

A nurse discovers a patient on the floor. The patient states they fell out of bed, they could not reach the call light, and no one answered when they yelled. After checking the patient for injuries, the nurse addresses this adverse event and wants to bring resolution. What is an appropriate action by the nurse?

A charge nurse is trying to determine whether they can delegate an LPN to give blood to a patient. Which sources should she explore?

What type of intervention requires a provider’s order before a nurse can perform it?

What is the primary purpose of quality improvement in nursing practice?

A laboratory report listed the following four results: bilirubin (0.2),  creatnine (1.46) creatinine (0.09), and albumin (0.75).  Identify the smallest amount.

What medication order type allows the nurse to administer medications for pain, nausea, or vomiting without waiting for a provider’s order?

Which of the following best describes the role of ethics in nursing?

When the nurse is administering furosemide 20 mg to a client in congestive heart failure, what phase of the nursing process does this represent?